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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31
THE RIVERS.
Steamers Leaving
Movements nj the Leyee.

Arrivals-Jamcs Ice, Frinrs Point; Com
monwcalth, Vicksbuy; Rene Macrcady,
fletchcrs; City Of Providence, 81. Louis;
Charles J.. Choutcau. New Orleans.
Departures commonwealth, 81. LOUIS;
City Of Providence, Vicksburg.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31

STEAMBOATS,.

ANCHOR LINE.
1850. ron .SszSk
HELENA AR KAN SAS CITY,
GreenviiIe, and all Way Landings to
Vicksburg,
EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
From the Elevator Building.
1887. OCTOBER SCHEDULE. 1887.
Str, ARKANSAS CITY. I,rolaski. master,
SUNDAY, Oct %, 10th and Goth, at 10 am.
Str. CITY OF vICKSBUR Whtledgc master,
o., TuEsDAYs OCT 4,h and 18th, a. 10 an
Str COMMONWEALTH Nickcrs, master,
FRIDAY, oct 7th and 2lst at 10 am.
Str. CITY OF CAIRO Lighiner, master,
o., SUNDAY Oct; 9th and I'D, at 70 am:
TUESDAY, Oct nth and 18th. at 10 am.
Str CITY or PROVIDENCE. .Carvell, master,
FRIDAY Oct latb aud 18th, at loan.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
1887. ! FAIL ADVANCEMENT. 1887.
LEAVING MEMPHIS EVERY MONDAY, THURS
DAY aud SATURDAY ut Bpm, connecting ut
Cairo with the Illinois Central and G., V, nnd &.
Railroads, and at 81. Louis with Rail and Water
81 Lines for AL points North, West and East
Str f hETR ri l' 18th and s t ct H
" MoNDAY Oct ID i7ih and Sisi at PM
Str. CITY OF PROVIDENCE :carvelf master
Str A IH ~ S,n a"d abb Bio & pm master
SATURDAY, Oct. sth and nd, at 8 pm.
Str CITY OF viCRsBU Ri. whitledge, master
M3SpAT AZ ION and 2'n III Pun master
81" III uRsnS9 Oct i$iR and 9TH, ' at pm.
For further information apply g eropv ,.o,,
CLARENCE L. HALL Passenger Agent
Memphis and vicksburg Packet Company
---U. s. Mail Line.
For Helena, Conconla, Terrenc and Arkansas City
The elegant passenger steamer
KATE ADAMS, ,dyE.
W. bl"1s ssys. Tc;nn6i.
MONDAY AND THURSDAY AT 8 pm
y. WALwOKTli, Agent
JOHN CARR, Passenger Agent Telephone &
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
For Helena, Friars Point Arkansas city, Greenyille.
Chas. P. Chouteau, 49,
Vim. Thowegan. Master, sfxS
viii leave this day (MONDAY) October 81, at
pm f0' "''s"' OF p'"'' i H. z. LOWE, Agent
FOR TIPToNyILLE.
Memphis and TiptonyiiIe Packet-For Ran.
dolph, Fulton, osccola, CeruIhcnyille, Gayoso
and Tiptonyillc-Sicnmer
GAYOSO, ,@,
Leaves Every MONDAY & THURS 49,
pay at pm For iTsisRS Of PIYe Sppy on
LEE LINE
Memphis, Frinrs Point aud Memphis and
Osscoln Packet Company.
For Helena, Glendale, Frnr Point and all Way
landingS-Sicamer
JAMES LEE, ,1rr,
Nm Leave as above EVERY MONDAY IEbNE
DAY and FRIDAY. ats
For Randolph, Fulton. osccoh. Gold dust, and all
Way landinp-Stcamer
COAHOMA, a.,
John 4. Higgins. Master s>Sy<H
VIII leave as above EVERY MONDAY, WEDNES
DAY and FRIDAY, nj pm.
The boats Of this line reserve the right 70 pas all
landings the captains may assn unsafe TSr SIM,
orrcE-No.t Madison street
FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and White River Packet Comfy
fOr clarendon Dcyalls RluH. DE. Arc, Augusta
scarcy. Newport, jScksonport Baiesyilie and al
| Way Landings
Str. CHICKASAW T.
viii leave SS' a. above EyERY %EDSEs6IS 4 n
! steamc.
ALBERTA +. BE- No. 3, sasG5s
| A. " Smith...,,,..,,.........tnn master sct39-+<'
| WIN leave EVERY SATURDAY atbp.m.
i Pal. aN 10. .ssN
/ River Packet Company at Memphis or Tcrrcnc
/ will be forwarded promptly.
for general information apply on WhaTfboat
| II. e. LONE Agent
Call Telephone - r. e. POSTAL. Sup't
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31
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PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. II Jefferson Street,

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aud excessive Ienefy SUFFERING ffom tpermatofrhea
and los Of physical and mcutal power. speedily
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" the Diseases of Women, and cures guaranteed
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iial Medicines sent b express 10 all patt 81 NE
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31
rGGs N wINrrn.

II many winter clu,s are expected, the mp
planes aud materials should be- provided
before winter arrives II IL bad policy to
commence rigging up after winter comes.
II the houses arr all perfected, and the hens
fcl up 10 the laying point NJ the start there
will be little trouble IN keeping u up during
the entire Writer.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-20
STANDARD OIL WORKS BURNING
The Flames Spreading ana Faetorie
Threatened.


The Flames Spreading ana Factories
Threatened.
JERSEY CRY, n. j., July 20.-A tire
in the Standard Oil Works at Constable
Hook broke out at 1870 this morning.
The flames are spreading and half ths
town and all the factories are threatened.
The loss will reach million dollars.
Ferty ave Cases Of sunsiroke.
CINCINNATI, July 20.--There were
reported to the Police headquarters at
nidnight for the entire day As cases of
suntroke g of which were fatal.
The H0t Wave Broken.
CIscINNAT1, July 20 although the
hot spell was broken last night and the
thermometer only reached SO to-day
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-20
TElECRAPtfiC NEWS.
wouses strsck by Lightning and In
mates Killed.

WHuKLrNG, w. Va. July 20.-The ex-
ressive heat eliminated last night ID a
terrific storm. The rain and wind were
heavy, demolishiug shade trees and
fences, aud for an hour there was not a
second ntermission between the flashes
OF lightning. At Grafton it was the
most severe ever experienced. As Mrs.
W. +. Carr was sitting 10 a room with
her three children, the house was struck
by lightning, which set fire to the bed in
the room. The peIghbors running to ex-
tiapuish the flames found Mrs. Carr had
bsen instantly killed aud hsr three chill
dren severely burned by the electric bolt.
The residence of George Diem was also
ssruek, and large hole knocked ia It.
The inmates were stunned A great
number of barns IN the country were
struck aud psttialIy demolished.
A JEALOUS mTsHAND.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-20
old

| The Terra Raute Car Works were de-
stroyed by fire Monday at loss of $50,
| 600.
The iron from the remains Of the old
| Confederate gun-boas Virginia has been
| gathered and sold to the Old Dominion
Works at Richmond, where it viii be
| made into nails.
A heavy storm passed over Cumber.
land county, Penn, Monday aud trees
were destroyed and buildings damaged
to great extent. The loss Of stock is
also large. Lumps of ice are said to have
fallen which were as big as a hslf-dolIar
and three times as thick, with edges as
keen as razor.
Canadian Pacific officials say the com.
pany has contracted to carry carloads of
Australian wool from Victoria, b. g., to
Boston and other points on the Atlantic
aboard. This wool was until this sea-
son brought in vessels to American ports
on the Pacific aud shipped over the
Northern Pacific Railroad to Boston and
other points.
Professor Chester, the aeronaut, got a
fall in attempting an ascension at Stock.
ton Sunday. The balloon struck tree
about City feet from the ground and be
fell. He was badly bruised. -
The wsshouts on the New Mexico and
Arizona Railroad are the most extensive
ever experienced there, and Nogales ls
completely shut of from railroad CON-
munication with the world.
t. I. N. Simmons. formerly manager
of Del Monte Hotel, will sue the Pacific
Improvement Company in Monterey
county for sloO,0O ior having caused
him to be prosecuted on charge of burn
| ing the hotel
A negro preacher in a South Georgia
county asked his congregation the other
day for short vacation. An old sister
objected, giving as reason "dat de debil
nebber takes no hollerday. but he git in
his wuk ev'y minute.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-20

there were i3 deaths reported to-day.
Most Of these were persons who wers
Frustrated yesterday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-20
A JEALOUS mUs.ANO.


HRLgsA, July 20.--A Dillon special to
tbe Independent says; This forenoon
Henry Grxbhork shot his wife through
the head, killing her instantly. He then
fred two shots into his forehead,
ueither OF which, however took fatal
effect, merely indentipg his skull and
elancing upwards. The murderer Ia
snder arrest Deceased and husband
came from Kansas about four months ago.
yJsslousy was the cause.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-20
APPALLING MORTALITY.
<h,,ax.. ~ying by the Hundred as
PittsbMrg.

p,rrsn,o r,> 20.-The mortality
among children ia P,. ''ou'S 'uo A"o
shauy during the past elk, ' " 20 'o", :,
thing appalling On July D. 20 ."'
'dren under years Of age died ao> '"o. .e
che first instant there have been '''
deaths tnaking a total of l,l37 10 siA.
weeks. OF this number nearly rs per
cent were babies under 2 years of age.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-20
SANTA Abe,
Pleasing u the Palate and Death 60
Cough.


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a9-sANTA AEfE is only sold in large hotties
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-20

TRENTON, N. j., July 20.-Dorothy
L. Dix. who had a national reputation as a
philauthopst, died at the State Lunatic
Asylum to-day. She was over so years
old.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-20

A craft in the harbor of New York wa
struck by lightning and set on fire, bu
the fire was easily extinpuished.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-20

New York shoddyites are now having
diamonds set in their front teeth.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-20

Are you weak and weary. overworkod and
tired Hoods sarsaparilla Is just the medicine
to purity your blood and give you strength.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-20

The Terr. Raute Car Works were de-
stroyed by fire Monday at loss OF $780,.
oon
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-20
A PENNSYLVANIA TRAGEDY.
Tear Persons Killed or MortalIy
Wounded.

On CRY, Pa, July 90 John Nc
Neruly. laborer, aged 30 years. killed
his wife at midnight with an axe and
mortally shot his son James. aged q
years. When the police arrived he shot
officer George Joaes in the groin and he
will die. Officer Watden then shot Mo
Neruly in the back from the effects of
which he will die.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-19

II has leaked oct that there has been
q veil congidsred plan in Administers
tion circles 10 create 9 schism 10 tie
Grand Army Of The Rspablie and "a
eaass 9 permanent division Of thai
bsdy. Il is generally known that Pres
dent Cleveland has beea greatly an.
n0yed, not 10 sag enraRsd, By the fssl-
Ing against him which has been En-.
gendeFed among the members Of the
Grand Army By the slumsy and brutal
vii Of bis pension vetoes and the IN.
patEiolic lack Of sentiment which
prompted bis rebel hag order. He haa
shown this feellpa in many ways, and II
Is not strange that be eagerly adopted
> suggestion that be might get even b.
causing q division Of the organization.
II be could be instEumsutsl in creating
such q division, be would indeed be re-
vengine himself most sHeclually upon
his critics.
The plan vas TO induce the Demo
cratic members Of The Grand Army "a
separate from the organization on the
plea that IL YES being prOstituted 10
paTtisGn uses. and to orRAnizs 9 Demo.
cratic Grand Army, which should be.
come the particular apologist and de-
fender Of ths PFesidest. Receiving thu
unofnCiAl sanction Of the Adminisira.
ton, and being eneEgesieally doomed b
the Democratic and Magvump pFsss, Il
was hoped that this new Grand Ara J
would houFiah and that IL would soon
supplAnt the parent organization 81
the representative body Of the sci.
diefs sho saved the union.
The failure Of tbs plan IL due pFinei-
pally 10 the reluctance Of any prsmi
nent Democratic members Of the Grad
Army 10 take the lead. The success Of
suoh q movement would be pleasant
enough for its promoters, bat its fAiluIs
wouli cover them With EidIoale.
careful contemplation Of the opinion
and the tsmpeF'of the Democratic mem
bars Of the Grand Army probably con
yineed those who we're expected 10 tab.
the LEAD IN the movement that no laFR.
number Of them would sever their con
nectiCn with the organic alton which
holds SO high q place in their affections
With nobody TO take the lead. and fev
willing to follow. Il vas evident thai
the attempt to organize 9 partisan
Grand Army would end in fal failure
and President Cleveland reluctantly
abandoned the plan 10 disrupt the or,
RaniEation In which are centsred the
affections Of 90 many loyal Americans
President Cleveland and the Grand
Army Of the Republie now stand d.
reosly opposed 70 each other. Il re.
mains for the people TO chose between
them.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-19

gE0wlnR 90 e - raj eatnas tznzzas-
fiaus fhN1 = Rasrzihle ~ IL 1i48e
larry Il nsnl ezlake thax happemed &s1N
q aAnKt time mnne. On RUhruaEy 2AaA
W7lnnn paid Ahlaa &sg8 ana tnek bam1
ap0n tAs prupersY a ths ouEnsR sf
Thirfsanfk street ard PncEfn sFsnas,
zpGn wbicA q eiEzzs1a ths 81. NieAasaz
Hotsl. agFsEfzz - psy 500 E0Es D
Msy Ia, 1pun Ehish dsss ks uas -
mMFH A pzxD.
Ths nexs e. she pzrahass rot aheusd a
once, and immsdizae1y Paeiaa ayaErl
I0sa heFRm 90 paa1a q is6dar On &hmEl
eurzsnt pEieea and eiimh. Az Q nesnl4
yhen he La Of Nay same m.o1nd. sfm-
iiaF property was rated away aoosI
$500, Gad Er. Ahles sought The a6sieI
a. iswyezs % eFa6s tke eo11ikie1s oi
tie band. Er. Wiison tandefe9 IL
$500, has Il Tna Fefused, and he ven
% Court The Csc Vas decided N IA
favor.
A plnmp. hAndsome bog was born n
tbs wifs Of Postmaster Sampson o. Sat
1rday. II wzs fsarsd for tina thai
the ordeal voaid prove fatal 10 Hrs
sampson BAT, hzppiiy. sc Is reperted
- cut q danger today, and E81y
frisnds are extsndinR eOaRratalsti0cs
Two trains per day are noe being Eun
between TaeonA ard PortiaBd- TIE
new train arrived et noon today for the
Ersf time, and gill 90 eonfinns- Tie
0theR arrives ak Eix o'cleck - usual.
City Attorney Carroll has received
fron G0ssrDoE Sempls q commissi0z
bearing the great sal Of the Territory,
under which be fCaE1oHl viii reprassni
the said Territory ct the constitutions
Centennial 10 be held at Philadeiphis
in September.
TAc1MA. July Is, 1881.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-19
PREss OPINIONS.

We do not catch she point which
Father MeGiynn seeks 20 enforce when
be iikens himself 10 Calico. The near.
est ue can come 10 70 is that whereas
0Allleo was fred cut Of the church for
sticking 10 u that the earth moved.
MoGlypn has been h.e1 out for want
Ina 10 possess i'll Aiisdslphia Press.
Until every influential citizen OF the
south Acknowledges that the war
against the Uaton vas wrong there Gao
Be no real discrimination. Fraternity
means more than kissing and shaking
handa. IL means oneness Of pnrpose,
and there can b no oneness Of purpose.
When enc party Tesrets that It's pur-
poses we're frustrated by the other
FAaIadeiphia NSrsA AnssrioaS.
However weak mar be the knees and
innrm the purpose Of the Supreme
Coart JadGes In Illinois. the newg-
papers remain true 10 their a0ovietions
and den0ance in unmeAsured terms the
possibility thai the anarchists NAV be
granted q new trial. The rumor that
sach an action is contemplated lacks
authority, but u Is given color By the
lnexplicabie DELAY Of the eeurt, and TIE
Chicago press evideHtly considers Il OF
saFncient importance 20 testify an an
reserved oppression Of opinion. regard.
less Of the heads which nay be hit
kesnssroFfA Tfafs.
The conviet lease system. in yOeae IN
several Southern States, ought 10 re-
cetve The attention % the General Gov.
eFnDe0t. II u worse than slavery. In
sstnnch a. the lessee 81 these stretched
eonvtcts has no interest in giving them
ordinary care &c comforts. They req
recent 10 him % much labor, and IL
they break down tkrsaaa hardship, IN
treatment or lack % good TOD, Be 4
not . loser. The State GoveFnments
have thus far done nothing 10 abolish
he evil, since three quarters Of The con
vset4 are negroes. and uEttl q negro has
the same rights IN TIE ) nth ~ 4 whiie
man Se cannot exPSes % see them re-
cetve fair tFeAsment.-Saa FraHeises
CsF7seisis.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-19

skissf 81 Ehs zess sassEs s<itasisD.
Ees hna fhe ozaw pEoapsssa e. ks
ssahaiem hoped Il wsnia u kas bssn
torn ~ internal asEsians. and wishin
Ne pes fsw msnGks Sas msnbsruhp.
insisad q hnaszsine. has nsis<iallT e.
eEssNA Il : - Elrssb1bis thsss-
fsss. Ehat Mr.. Pewas<sT rsanEes has -
minislEsiion a. % lsasi partial faiiara.
SD his desire % rsstss b sot uEnatuEaa.
Disezmion rsRnrasuR fhs prupsr maE
- sscsssd ehs pssasnt Grad Mn9sR
Wotkman i airsaay tndulesd n -
rrominsut members q tes order u
Hazs 70 b he general oDini01 thaf :
nan outzSds to pssssDt KxscuiiVs
Beard b desired. Tboss q thasa VIA
apvsar 10 have r. largest followfnR ere
GsogRs z. MeNssli of Boston, James =
Bsshanan u chisszo. william b Bar
rsls Ct Phiiadsiphia. sd Rishssd TEes-
silIek q PittzbuEE. Insids ths Beard.
o. rather wishin ahs circle % tboes n0v
hoiaing high cfnsss. The FesozBizsd -
pirnnts for fhs efAee are Charles h.
LAsshman, Thomas B. MeGuiFs. gohE
w. Hayes and william II. Bailey,
ranked a. 3 fsestiOas correspondent
pats Il. "in what h asknoSisdesd to te
Tia order Of thsiR eaasFnsss-7 Albert
A. Carlton sua Thomas B. Barry, uko
are aad0ubtedly he most pOpulaE nen
on Che Board, next 70 Or. Pswdsriy, are
said not 10 b aspifants, while General
Secretary Charles Il LitSaman Is said
10 Be . candidate for Grand Master
Workman o. aay ether hiRh ofise that
may be rendered him.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-19

Ga $50 reotnt eocasiens Grad Mas
ter weskaan fewassly, Of the KaiRAts
% Labor, eas positively DECLARED that a
ths nsxt asiional eetveasiOn % the o.,
der, wbish wiil ~ hsla a. Minneapolis
IA oosehsS nsui, be wtli asslirs a re-
election o tie pesitsea Watch be has ~
targ hsld ard viil retire ffou aeiivs
pltsssieAlios Ia ths msEaeSutns of he
order. ieese are MvsEal rsasors fes
NJ, foudsFlys astsEminaaioa Ne y
hrahea q eeAlth ara xssa oct b. The
hsavy wosk weisA has b%Sa Fal ~ .
hiss daEiag chs pass fee yeNFs u 9
said, al.a, that be h sisssassgst Aa1 b
tSx~r 10 b relieved - tie strain unser
uhssA be hAa lAeossa. he hAs hssn
bitterly orpossa By members Of ths sF-
Der. sud his esnsgal poliey sas eeea sas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-19

The great powers have returned eva
silva answers 70 BaIeaTia's request thai
Pruos Ferdinand Of baxs- oOborR-G otbs
BE- permitted TO aooeps tbs throne Riyen
ap By Primes Alexander last year. This
is nonansioal; bat 20 iOnR o. sbe powers
are working fos shsir own interest sod
aeaEandizsmens and not for tbs happi-
ness of the BaIeaSians, Ne can szpees
10 Sc candidates knocked down as fesl
aa lhsy are set up.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-19

sssh . hos wave e. hss $3.50 over
ths EstsEn sd osn1fsi Wssasrs stAies
daring ne Iaas TIRES days has nos been
known for ys&n. Ia sons sitiss TIE re-
snls aays hsen appailinRs the nambas
Of sansfsokss and 6sashs hsving reached
agnsss fhas are positively sporm0ua
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-19
FOB MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA.

VNHE FINE Al FoUR-MAsTKD IRON sHIF
l. General Gordon, 1871 tons, viii sail from
Per- Townsend, W. T.. for the; above names
port on or about the 1st Of August, A. d. 1881
and has nrst class accommodations for lin,
tied number Of cabin passengers VII givs
exclusive privileges 70 party Of Eve or six
For price Of fare and other particulars npply
TO the uodefaigDed agents.
@. c. BARTLETT L CO.,
tyl9 snl Port Towusend, ". 2.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-19

Ths oGIslaise Of Portland. Maine, have
aiisnpssd 70 snfoscs The bius laws
whieh psohibli he sale On Sunday tby
drug ssOrssl, Of asyshtng other than
aasdieiDss. II has been decided thai
esearR and soda vstsE DO not cone an
der tie bead Of msdisai merchandise
and. e 9 Consequences, sbs druggists Ct
chs city have Esfsssd y remain open
duFine The sabbath. 6nd prescriptions
9 aunOa nov be pai % % that day.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-19
Notice to Bidders.

OEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE CON.
y struetioa Of frama dwelling on lot Eve,
block tsenty-eighs, Rontius addition 70 North
seattle, are invited % be delivered On o. b
fore the 18Th dag Of July, 1881. II i3 o'elocl
m, 70 struve, HAines 4 NeMieken. at thsiE
once In Ponein Build4ng. where plans and
specifications can Be seen during cuisines
hours. BatidiBg tn be constructed - re-
CURED BY a1id plans and speeif and
under the supervision Of Mills L Randall, ar
ehitects. TIE successful bidder must sxecsts
. bond With SUFFICIENT Ears ties for the sum Of
$500. aud the saretiss are required 70 becoms
parties 10 the eentrack The undersigned 70
seryes the right 20 reject any and all bids .
deemed exorbitAnt
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